Episode 40 features son, grandson, brother and father Solomon Quick. As a biologist, community leader and primary caregiver for his beloved mother Solomon enlightens us about how being connected to his ancestors has guided his life journey.

Episode 39 featues a reflection by Nadirah Goldsmith of another kindred ancestral soul. Beloved son, grandson, father, nephew and historian Alexander Murray Palmer Haley. 

Episode 38 features beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and sister Ankhusmet Lynch-Wade. As a sophomore at Howard University Ankhusmet shares some of the wisdom she's acquired on this journey of remembering and honoring her ancestors.

Episode 37 features Trinidad's beloved son, grandson and father Efuwape Andall. As a Babalawo of the IFA Tradition, a musician and manager of his mother's international career as a performing artist, Efuwape shares some of the blessings, magic and miracles of ancestral veneration.

Episode 36 features daughter, grandaughter and mother Amaris Selah Howard. As a performing artist of music and spoken word Amaris reflects on her journey of cultivating the seeds of her lineage and the legacy of her  past, present and future.

Episode 35 features daughter, grandaughter and priestess of Oshun Zakiyyah “Adunni” Early. As an ancestral Priest Zakiyyah takes us on a journey of what healing looks like in her family and the role her ancestors play in that process

Episode 34 features guest daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, builder and Ogun Priest Iyanifa Olufadeke. As co-founder of the Ifa Foundation along with her late husband Oluwo Phil Fagbamila Iyanifa sheds some light on her journey and the lineage that she has spent her life honoring.

Episode 33 features daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, Auset Aswad. As an author, journalist, screenwriter, line producer, poet and priestess, Auset sheds some light on her journey of enlightenment as it relates to ancestral veneration.

Episode 32 features Nadirah Goldsmith as she reflects on the legacy of Juneteenth and why we are our Ancestors wildest dreams.

Episode 31 features featured daughter, mother, artist, performer, writer and educator Ingrid Sibley. Ingrid shares some of her insights as it relates to her ever unfolding journey of promoting, preserving and documenting the cultural meccas of a stolen people including those of her ancestry.